Different roles of nitric oxide synthase-1 and -2 between herpetic and postherpetic allodynia in mice
Atsushi Sasaki(University of Toyama), Yasushi Kuraishi(Wakayama Medical University), Seiji Ito(Gunma Industrial Technology Center), Tamaki Mabuchi, Kenichi Serizawa(University of Toyama), Kimíyasu Shiraki(University of Toyama), Ichiro Takasaki(University of Toyama), Tsugunobu Andoh(University of Toyama)
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